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Do you recommend only the sigma 50mm 1.4 dg dn for the whole wedding ?

Hi mate, im just wondering what camera are using on your chest?

dear by grainyboi please can you give me a ligtroom preset?

The 105mm f2.4 is kind of legendary.

Loved the video! How are you filming yourself? Is there a go pro on you?

Respect Sir ! 🤝 This is amaaaazing ! 🎉 How did you do the color animation ?

Man…. You really strung this video out….

I'm 16 and I've just gotten into professional photography. My first 2 weddings have been great but I just can't get lighting right. At the start of the video you're in a dimly lit hotel room with no lighting equipment, how do you get your shots so bright and clean? I'm using an M50 mkii with a sigma f2.4 17-50mm and I have to bring my girlfriend with me to hold a light because I just don't pick up enough light in these settings.

Love the editing style mate, winter here in New Zealand at the moment have to try this!

damn! i wanna see more of these as a wedding photographer myself.

Beautiful!!

I bought my Pentax 6X7 system back in 1980's new. Still use it to this day. Have an extensive collection of lenses, view finders and accessories for the system. Here is some advice: First look to acquire the later Super Multi Coated SMC lenses. They offer superior contrast, anti-flaring and color rendition over the earlier generation lenses. In fact, the SMC lenses were better than the contemporary Zeiss medium optics of the day. Particularly for Black & White use. With very high contrast for B&W printing. You will want to swap out that older 55mm lens for the newer SMC model. The system has a 135mm Macro lens which is a must have for close-up work. And Extension tubes were made. Most of the system lenses are relatively Cheap to buy. And many are in excellent condition. Pentax also made shuttered lenses to overcome the 30th second fixed flash sync speed. Next, always use the proper lens hood for your lenses. NO top pro DP would be caught not using a compendium shade system on a motion picture camera. Neither should you. Overt flaring and poor contrast is for amateurs, clean flare-free and high contrast images are Pro-Domain. So start acting like a Pro and use the proper lens shades for your lens collection. Ebay makes it easy to acquire 6X7 gear. Get filters like Polarizers, ND, Infared and the like. Next, get a second body as a back-up or to have a B&W and Color film body for ready field use. Always carry spare batteries. By the way, you have a 1st generation meter prism that does not have an auto off feature. So it did NOT damage your camera. It simply drained your battery. Pentax sold a pocket battery holder to keep the battery warm in cold weather. These cameras were used for mountaineering photography. The 6X7 was advertised as the "Ideal Format". Because when printing 8X10 or 11X14, the format would fit without having to crop, hence ideal. I have a Photo Diox 35mm panoramic adapter kit which allows me to use 35mm film with my 55mm or 45mm lenses. A whole lot cheaper than a Hasselblad Pan X camera!!! They make these panoramic adapters as Pre-fab printing kits dirt cheap on Ebay with proper masks. Finally, you can purchase a wind-up shutter release device to give your camera a shutter delay for self portrait work. All the lenses in the system have Infared focus marks. So infared film can be used. Buy the Pentax Brochures and there are medium format books about the Pentax 67 system. Medium Format Cameras by Theodore DiSante is a good book to get. Take your time and enjoy growing with the 67 System.

There was a company called Beattie that produced super bright inter screen viewfinder glass for the Pentax 6X7. Beattie produced a whole line of inter screen glass for all sorts of cameras from 35mm to large format.

try 4X5 and get back to us

great video. fun fact - the 7x6 size frame is near identical to IMAX

Hey Chris really enjoyed the video and I'm receiving my own 67 system with 105mm next week. Got a question how did you manage to shoot those beautiful flares with the 55mm 3.5? Many people say the 55mm f4 is generally a better lens (sharper and lighter) but with 9 elements in the lens I don't think it will produce the same lens flare. What do you reckon?

You have an amazing eye for composition and your use of the golden hour light was fantastic! I love the whole vibe of the video as well, it was very calming. Please don't stop making videos man!

Insane location! Love the concept. Beautifully captured ❤

Amazing! 🤩 Do you have more?

Probably well-meant, but like many Pentax 67 "review" type videos, passes along misinformation. The metering prism fitting the 6x7 and 67 models came in two flavors. The original version has a mechanical power switch, which you have to trigger to turn the meter on, then trigger again to turn off. The meter draws power from the camera battery, so when the user forgot to turn off the meter when not using the camera, it would drain the battery and kill camera operation. Pentax got enough negative feedback from early users, that within a year or two, they changed the power switch to automatically turn the meter off after 30 seconds or so. This prevented accidental battery drain, but it can cause the meter to shut off before metering is finished. (The lesser of evils, I guess.) Failure of the meter switch as complained of here? I've used Pentax 6x7 for nearly 45 years, watch dozens of YT videos, and this is the first time I've ever heard of it, so it's not a regular issue. (I'll admit that while I have a metering prism on all three of my bodies, I rarely use them in deference to using my spot meter.)

im surprised you don't have more subscribers

what 120 color film do use for these?

Hi Chris You have convinced me, been sat on the fence for a while. Ready to pull the trigger now ! Cheers

Very nice video RS. Canada

Nice video. I grew up with Canon F1s. Thinking about a 6x7. I so wish he would talk at a more normal rate.

Hey, great video and love the shots! Just curious, was the metered prism (when it still worked) trustworthy for you? I've got a pentax 67 and I'm wondering if it generally is okay to use. Also I'd love to know how your images are scanned because the color and detail is fantastic!

Ah man these are so great. I visited this area in January, but you give me so much inspiration I have to go back this summer. Also I was wondering about your last shot - what happened with the red-white striped signs?

Wait, this camera produced those super wide angels photos around 10:55 in the video? We’re those cropped to be like that or some feature in the camera? I just got a Pentax 645nii but I’m drawn to the larger format of the 67

Hey Chris, nice videos you're putting out. Just wondering about your post work, do you scan yourself? What's your workflow? Would be nice to hear. And how are you metering your Pentax? With a handheld meter or the meter in the camera? Thanks and keep up the great work!

You’re so talented! This video was so calming and amazing to watch. Ordered the g1 and can’t waittttt

Great shots Chris, well done! I definitely plan of visiting Austria in the near future and also come back with a bunch of cool photos from there!

thats not a pentax 67, it's the older Pental 6x7. they are different cameras, so the title is misleading.

so sick

Just watching these all at once while drinking my coffee, don't mind me.

Amazing dude jeeeeeez

so beautiful, so peaceful. congratulations! amazing job

I think you missed out shooting everything in portrait, a beautiful landscape like that deserves some room to breathe! Just like that pic on the wall! Nice video tho!

Hi😊

Awesome Mate! I didn't know you could ski :)

I thank yt for recommending me your channel. Love the photos, the video color grading and everything in general ❤

Can you do more behind the scenes at weddings? This was so fun!

I just watched two videos on your channel and I got so much from it! Everything feels so natural. Sometimes I feel like I'm pushing people into some weird stuff but the key is to make it funny! Thanks and keep up

Just shot with my AE-1for the first time today. Just have to buy more film. Keep up the good work.

I owned a Pentax 67 30 years ago. I wanted something with a interchangeable backs so switched to a Mamiya Press and 6x9 backs. I no longer shoot film but considering coming back to it and considering the Pentax 67 (it would be nice to go back to an SLR from a Rangefinder) or maybe a Paubel Makina 67 (much lighter). I don't need many lenses, probably just one lens would do.

The shutter sound of a camera to me is what makes the most satisfaction in shooting it. The pentax 67 has one of the best sounding shutters IMO. Mine is giving me problems currently which is the real downside of this system, the wear and tear and the ever decreasing available techs who still work on them. Either way, beautiful work with yours, very motivating to get mine repaired and keep shooting with it.

Wow your shots are top notch. You got the right tool in the right hands

Such a fun shoot, amazing pentax shots !

great video. How do you add borders to your images for your socials? thanks

Nice review of this awesome camera! I really can feel the way you like this Pentax. One word about the broken light meter. It is not normal that you need to switch it off. My meter displays for about 5 seconds the reading and shut down by itself. Yours were probably broken already- a spring inside which returns the switch, something like that? And a remark about the cons - weight is absolutely normal for these size of cameras. My Hasselblads and Rolleis can do that, too. For me that’s no problem. The weight helps you holding your camera steady. One issue is missing - you need to stick to the film inside. No chance to change if you are out shooting film Exchangable film backs are really an advantage.

Contax cameras were amazing. I have the G2, and still love it. Congratulations, nice relaxing video. Thanks!